The aim of this work was to reduce/minimize Li in Li‐LSX by replacing the 70% Li + cations in Li‐LSX that are bonded to the interior or inaccessible sites which are not used for adsorption. Thus, mixed‐cation LiCa‐LSX containing minimum lithium were prepared by exchanging small fractions of Li + into Ca‐LSX, followed by dehydration under mild conditions to avoid migration/equilibration of Li cations. Comparisons of adsorption isotherms of N 2 /O 2 and heats of adsorption for the LiCa‐LSX samples with that for pure‐cation Li‐LSX and Ca‐LSX provided strong evidence that significant amounts of these Li cations indeed remained on the exposed sites (SIII). The mixed‐cation LiCa‐LSX samples were compared against the pure‐cation Ca‐LSX and Li‐LSX based on their performance for oxygen production by PSA, via model simulation. The results showed that the mixed‐cation LiCa‐LSX samples yielded significantly higher O 2 product productivities at the same product purity and recovery than their pure‐cation precursor (Ca‐LSX).
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